Division 3 Recruiting
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Anonymous
| Are there rules not the same as D1? |
Anonymous
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Google
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Anonymous
| Not the same |
Anonymous
| Uh NO, not even close to the same |
Anonymous
| not at all, nor are the resources that a coach has to scout talent. |
Anonymous
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From the NCSA website: (yes, I know this is not the NCAA website, but it's a concise summary of the rules)
Division 3 NCAA recruiting rules for women’s soccer D3 women’s soccer colleges have the most relaxed recruiting rules among NCAA division levels: Recruiting materials: Athletes can receive recruiting materials at any time. Telephone calls: There is no limit on when college coaches can call athletes. Off-campus contact: After the athlete’s sophomore year, college coaches may begin to conduct off-campus communications. Official visits: Athletes can begin taking official visits after January 1 of their junior year. More info here: https://www.ncsasports.org/womens-soccer/division-3-colleges Also this explains the difference among D1, D2, and D3 soccer programs. https://www.ncsasports.org/womens-soccer/colleges We didn't/don't use NCSA for their recruiting services but there is some helpful info on their website. |
Anonymous
Thank you! This explains why and how our player was already approached by D3 schools the first week of Freshman year! |